Daffy Duck and Porky Pig Meet the Groovie Goolies

A bold, bombastic producer-actor who leads the King Arthur film within the movie. His loud confidence and chaotic energy drive much of the crossover, but his resourcefulness helps the group pursue the Phantom. He improvises his way through setbacks while keeping the production on track.

Gentle, optimistic co-star who helps hold the group together. He provides a steady, kind counterpoint to the chaos around him and often mediates tensions among the larger ensemble.

Petunia reappears on screen after a long absence, bringing warmth and support to the production. She interacts with Daffy and the others, helping to anchor the ensemble during wild shifts in the story.

A wily cat whose pursuit-driven schemes create comic chaos. His pursuit of Tweety provides ongoing slapstick energy that threads through the ensemble.

A clever, quick-witted bird who outsmarts Sylvester and offers sharp commentary on the chaos. Tweety coordinates wit and timing to help navigate the wild crossover.

A schemer whose elaborate plans crumble without his usual Road Runner foil. His architectural schemes still land in humorous mishaps that propel the action.

A romantic skunk whose flirtations add chaotic, affectionate chaos. His antics contribute both charm and misdirection to the film's hijinks.

A bumbling hunter whose attempts to shoot backfire in comic fashion. He remains well-meaning but misdirected, adding to the film's misadventures.

Hot-headed gunslinger whose bravado sparks conflicts and loud, humorous outbursts. His presence heightens the chaotic energy of the production.

The loud-mouthed Southern rooster who delivers punchlines with confidence. His swagger punctuates scenes with comic timing.

Talkative, eager to please, and a perpetual participant in the crew's zany quests. He adds a fast-paced tempo to interactions.

A vampire noble who becomes an antagonist by threatening to erase films. His theatrical flair and cunning push the ensemble to defend their work.

Groovie Goolies resident with a spooky edge who participates in the film’s mischief and interference. She adds to the eerie, comedic atmosphere of Horrible Hall.

Long-lost silent film actor whose pale complexion led to work disappearing as color era arrived. He later is revealed to be the Phantom in disguise, bringing a twist of identity to the chase.

The ghoulish antagonist who aims to destroy every film the company ever made. His manipulation includes disguising himself as Groovie Goolies, and the story culminates in a reveal that ties him to Claude Chaney’s past.